Cressi Frog Plus Open Heel Dive Fins
Cressi Frog Plus Open Heel Dive Fins
$99.95
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Description
The Cressi Frog Plus Open Heel Dive Fins are extremely durable and have many of the great characteristics of a traditional paddle fin. These fins are built for both performance and longevity. Crafted with a progressive flex pattern, the design gives more energy transfer through your kick cycle so that you can go further with less effort. Ultra-soft inserts channel water to improve thrust, and the blade material stands up to the elements and resist standard wear and tear. Durable and comfortable, these dive fins are a great addition to your collection.
Cressi Frog Plus Fins Features:
- Open heel design
- Progressive flex pattern
- Ultra-soft inserts
- Highly durable blade material
- Elastomer foot pocket
- Blade extends from the top of the foot
- Elastomer side rails
- Quick-release buckles
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More Info
- Product Sku: 44360
- Material: Plastic
- Sizing: Adult
- Accessory: No
Customer Reviews
Reviews
Rachel
5 out of 5 stars
Great fins!
These fins are comfortable and easy to slip on and off. Make sure to get booties! Not too powerful but great for casual dives.
Larry
5 out of 5 stars
Comfortable fin
Upgrading my fins to the Cressi. These kick easier than I thought they would - important to an old geezer like me. Very supple and comfortable. The quick release buckles work smoothly and easily and the straps really hold them tightly. Wearing my booties, the fins are very secure and comfortable...I can't get them to wobble. Cressi has a winner here.
Wayne
5 out of 5 stars
Comfortable
These fins are a little harder to kick than my previous pair but propel me much faster. With my booties, they are extremely comfortable.
Wayne
5 out of 5 stars
better than I expected
Having only snorkeled in the past, I didn't like these fins at first. Now that I've used them for diving, I found that they are much easier to use than I previously thought. They give a great amount of thrust with minimal effort.